Incident #7C60D4 · 24 JUL 2026notable
Facebook policy adds AI personalisation, third-party app and browser sharing for Meta AI features
The UK Facebook privacy policy now says information about you, including your interests and location, is used to personalise Meta AI responses and actions, with a worked example. It also says some AI features may use an external web browser, which receives information about your request and may share it with other third parties, and that you can connect third-party apps and services so Meta exchanges information with them. Content shared with specific friends can now be reshared by them using AI features, and others interacting with AI features can share information about you outside your chosen audience.
Taken from you
- Your interests, location and past AI chats are used to personalise Meta AI responses
- Information from your AI requests is shared with an external browser, which may pass it to other third parties
- Others using AI features can share information about you with others outside your chosen audience, on or off our Products.
- Connected third-party apps can exchange information with Meta, and Meta uses it as described in the policy
Won back
- Clearer explanation, with a worked example, of how AI personalisation uses your information
Evidence · 4 of 4 quotes matched in source
We use information that we have, including about your interests and preferences, to help make responses and actions from our features that are part of AI at Meta more relevant, such as:+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Some features that are part of AI at Meta may also use an external web browser to answer questions and perform actions for you.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
The browser may further share your information with other third parties.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
When others interact with our features that are part of AI at Meta, they can share information about you, including messages and content that you have shared[45].+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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